Ten Years of Academic Writing

The Leprechaun is a mythical creature of Irish folklore usually described as a small, bearded man wearing a coat and hat, often green. These magical humanoid creatures are often associated...

Hanif Abdurraqib’s essay narrative “I Wasn’t Brought Here, I Was Born: Surviving Punk Rock Long Enough To Find Afropunk” is from the book “They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill...

Orhan Pamuk paints a realistic image of the Ottoman Empire in 1591, in his novel “My name is Red.” Pamuk does a convincing job taking his readers back to a...

One of the more interesting features of the Hmong belief in the Shaman is how these individuals are constantly consulted for their guidance in matters.

John Maeda has had a variety of careers and successes throughout his life as an artists, designer, technologist, professor and human being.

Any critique of “Pedagogy of the Oppressed” must begin with the author Paulo Reglus Neves Freire (1921–1997) who grew up in Brazil as a member of a middle-class family.